Hey Product Hunt! 👋 I'm Shoaib, and I built Dbridge because I was drowning in database tools. The breaking point: I was managing 7 projects across PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Firebase and MySQL. That meant keeping pgAdmin, MongoDB Compass, and TablePlus all installed, configured, and constantly updated. Worse—when I left my laptop at home, I couldn't access any of my databases. Not from my iPad, not from my phone, not from a borrowed computer. So I built Dbridge: one browser tab for all your databases. How it works: Paste your connection URL (from Railway, Supabase, Atlas, PlanetScale—wherever) Your schema loads automatically (tables, columns, relationships) Browse, query, and manage from any browser on any device Invite your team with role-based access per table What makes it different: ✅ Zero installs — runs entirely in your browser ✅ Works everywhere — laptop, phone, tablet, any device ✅ Unified experience — same UI for Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB, Firebase ✅ Under 60 seconds — from signup to running your first query ✅ Free tier — 2 database connections, full query access What I'm most excited about: The mobile experience. I can now fix production issues from my phone while I'm away from my desk. That was literally impossible with desktop DB tools. What I'd love feedback on: Which database would you want to see supported next? (Redis, Cassandra, DynamoDB?) What features are must-haves before you'd consider switching from your current tool? Anyone tried managing databases from mobile before? How'd it go? Try it free: https://www.dbridge.dev/signup Happy to answer any questions about security, performance, or how this works under the hood!

Dbridge

All your databases in one browser tab

All your databases in one browser tab